The Experiment Research on Applying Air Source Heat Pump in Boiled Water Machine

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Under the situation of energy crisis, air source heat pumps are paid more attention recently. In terms of energy saving, the feasibility and performance of boiled water machine with air source heat pump are studied by experiment in this paper. The results are as follows: the best outlet temperature of heat pump is 55°C in winter, and that is 65°C in other seasons correspondingly. Electromagnetic heater is used as the accessorial heating method, which can heat water to 95°C so as to be fit to drinking. Moreover, the energy saving effect of the unit is remarkable. At the end of the paper, the preliminary conception of structure and automatic control is proposed.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 383-390)

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1933-1937

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November 2011

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